thought you might like to know that Duplicolor Truck,Van,SUV T500 Arizona Beige is a perfect match to Titanium Metallic. I got it at autozone for 5 bucks as opposed to 20+ for factory matched paint.

 

Pics of said match? I've gotta see this for myself because I've never seen any trucks, vans, or SUVs that are the same color. And this is Arkansas so there are a lot of trucks and SUVs.

 

I just sprayed my grill with it last night, my gf is on a trip w/ the camera, but when she gets back in a few days I will take pics. It looks pretty good to me. The real test will be when I try covering my road rash with it, then I will know if it is perfect or just close. I will keep you posted on it.

 

Roads here suck too. But I know you could still pull off some Tein S-Techs or those springs Trust mentioned. There is always something else you could do. Even tiny details here and there make a nice difference.

 

Nice interior! I did the same thing with mine (without reading yours first, huh) but actually used a satin finish paint instead of low gloss...i just don't like gloss very muchlol, but it looks great

 

It looks pretty good to me, it was called Arizona Beige and was Duplicolor truck van and suv paint. It is the paint used on the grill, not the road rash paint.

 

Looks like a pretty good match.

 

Looks a bit grainier than the stock paint, but you're right. That's a damn close color match. I may have to look into this...

 

oh man talk about bad roads, cant really beat san francisco. potholes, speed bumps, steep hills, they are everywhere. i also make a 60 mile trip every 2 weeks for to my other house, and there is this 2 mile stretch of road, that random and unexpected bumps on the road. I was on the same mindset as you with this kind of road, i am not lowering, but i wanted a drop more than driving on ****ty roads and driving on hills. I got tein s-techs which gave the car a decent drop. and have no regrets to this day. I kind of wish i got them earlier.

With a drop you'll learn to drive defensively slant your car coming onto a steep hill or a steep driveway. slow down for bumps and potholes...etc. you can get tein s-techs which have an oem ride quality. the difference between stock and tein s-techs is literally that 1.5" drop.

 

San Francisco is definitely the home of bad roads